Are We Obstructionists or Honest Dissenters
A political column argues against labeling opponents of Great Society reforms as obstructionists. It contends critics fear federal expansion in health care, education, urban development, foreign aid, and monetary policy, and likens consensus to monarchy. It defends dissent as American to prevent complete socialism.
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Richard L. Roudebush
Department of Urban Affairs
New York
National Council of the Arts
Supreme Court
Warren
Federal Reserve Banks
Congress
Washington
United States
The Cost Of Food And Market Forces
A discussion of rising food costs shows a 10 percent year over year increase led by meat shortages and strong demand. The piece argues free market dynamics set prices, noting supplies influence beef costs and that profits of packers and retailers stay modest, keeping consumer impact small.
Stopgap Policy in Vietnam War Escalation Described
Washington observers say the Johnson administration is pursuing a short term stopgap military buildup to pressure Hanoi and Moscow toward talks. If talks fail, the second phase may mobilize a far greater commitment, demanding national patience beyond any previous U.S. war.
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Washington
Hanson W. Baldwin
Johnson
Hanoi
Moscow
Viet Nam
United States
Dakine
Inadequately Protected Against Smallpox Immunity Declines
The American Medical Association warns immunity against smallpox has waned as boosters are skipped. Health authorities estimate at least three fourths of the population remain inadequately protected against the disease.
Debt in Inflation Era: Is Borrowing Wise Today
Reader asks if carrying mortgage and debt can aid growth amid inflation. Roger E. Spear explains warrants have no intrinsic value without stock buy terms, advises mortgage payoff when rates stay low, emphasizes buying solid stocks like Lone Star Gas if growth is desired, and notes careful use of leverage. He offers Spear’s 56 page guide for $1.00 plus mailing details.
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Lone Star Gas
Edison
Heyl
Illnois Gas
Lone Starlecord
Apuercia
J. K
On the Right by William F Buckley
A satirical nation column mocks a psychology case study and a Madison NSA meeting. It parodies Love as electricity and reports the National Students Association's Madison gathering endorsing Berkeley sit ins and calls to abolish HUAC with tongue in cheek critique.
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Madison
National Students Association
Wisconsin
United States
Berkeley
House Committee On UN- American Activities
HUAC
Cqgy
Sur
Crane
NSA
House Committee On UN
Senate approves bill to aid stainless steel output
The Senate sent to the White House a bill suspending the nickel duty on certain stainless steel materials through June 20, 1967. The move aims to cut prices by allowing iron nickel ore imports from New Caldonia, with officials estimating about $3.5 million annual savings for steel producers.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
White House
Steel Industry
New Caledonia
House Foreign Aid Debate Complicated by Campus Views
The House opens debate on President Johnsons 3.28 billion foreign aid bill amid controversy over U S assistance to India and Pakistan. NSA and campus political currents surface but main aim is to test acceptance of aid program for fiscal year starting July 1.
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Waslington
UPI
Johnson
India
Pakistan
United
National Students Association
House
United States
Gerald R. Ford
Tola
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Zeitgeist
Zeit
Geist
Kash
Madimir
NS4
Lca
NSA
Mnrld
Doctor advocates ambulant piles treatment over surgery
In a medical column Dr. William L. Ryan argues ambulant injection therapy for internal hemorrhoids is preferable to radical surgery. He recalls his shift from calling a doctor a quack to endorsing office care and notes political contexts from Asia and Cold War tensions. He promotes awareness of proper examination before treatment and offers his pamphlet You Need Not Have Piles with self addressed envelope.
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Dan
Lel A. Esseline M
Shorts Hospital
Beville, N.Y
Niles
de Mor
William L. Ryan
Pakistan
Viet Nam
United Nations
Soviet Union
India
Peking
Uae
China
United States
Jdia
Dr. Brady
William Brady
EL Camino
Beverly Hills
Lions Club To Hear Salvation Army Man
PUBLIC SERVANT DIES COLUMBUS IN AP REPORT H Karl Volland 90 longtime Salvation Army worker and Columbus public servant dies after illness in his home. Volland served as mayor of Columbus 1914 and 1930 and held roles as clerk and treasurer of the city. A Lions Club luncheon features Capt Dale Tollerud speaking at the Y M C A followed by inspection of the newly completed Citadel on Main.
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Columbus
Ind
H. Karl Volland
Dale Tollerud
Salvation Army
Lions Club
Y.M.C
Tollerud
A Volland
New Citadel
Indiana Municipal
The Song of the Spade and What is Money
A light verse on garden spades urging care after use and a humorous poem about money. The spade is iron and ready for work, to be brushed clean afterward. The money poem calls money loud, a flawed but pervasive force in life.
The Shepherd Flight Prayer by Julien C Hyer
A devotional prayer piece invokes Psalm 91 verse 11 asking for God's angels to guard a flying plane. The text asks for divine presence during flight and safe landings, ending with a benediction to Jesus and God the Father.
Enrollment Tops 910 at St Marys Catholic School
The Rt Rev Msgr Francis Kienly announced the start of the 1965 66 school year with 264 high school pupils and 646 elementary pupils enrolled. More enrollments were expected to push the total above 910 later this week.
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St. Mary's Catholic School
Francis Kienly
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